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Shrinking Violet

Laurel Snyder
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Chronicle Books LLC

About

"Simply gorgeous in every way." -Shannon Hale, New York Times bestselling author

An inspiring modern fairy tale about a brave girl who shrinks and grows depending on how she feels, showing how all of us-no matter our size-are so much bigger than our fears. From Theodor Seuss Geisel Award-winning author Laurel Snyder and Caldecott Honor-winning illustrator LeUyen Pham.

Violet knows what it's like to be afraid: when you're afraid, you feel helpless and small. But when Violet is afraid, she doesn't just feel small-she actually shrinks! It's tough to stop feeling frightened when you're only a few centimeters tall. But when Violet's best friend is in danger, she'll have to learn to deal with her fear in a new way-and save the day in the process.





Shrinking Violet is a beautifully illustrated story about fear and bravery for anyone who has ever felt scared and small. Readers will root for Violet as she finds her voice, stands up for her friend, and, most importantly, discovers the tremendous power of her own inner strength.

BIG FEELINGS: Feeling small and afraid is a universally relatable experience. The shrinking metaphor at the core of Violet's story will resonate deeply with young readers and demonstrate that being (or feeling!) small isn't a weakness-it's normal and completely okay.





EMPOWERING HEROINE: Violet is a strong female character who solves her own problems by learning to control and ultimately accept her feelings. Her story will feel familiar and wonderfully relatable to kids, and Violet is a positive role model in whom all young readers (especially girls!) can see themselves represented.





ALL-STAR CREATORS: Author Laurel Snyder, Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winner, and illustrator LeUyen Pham, Caldecott Honoree, are children's literature superstars with many bestsellers to their names. They're also real-life friends! This is the first project they've collaborated on, and they've combined their all-star talent to make a truly special story.


Perfect for:


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Young readers experiencing worry or anxiety about scary things happening around them or in the world


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Parents and caregivers looking for books that will help assure kids that it's okay to be afraid sometimes


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Readers seeking stories that have a classic fairy tale feel


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Gift-givers seeking a beautifully illustrated and deeply moving story

Related Subjects

  • Emotions & Feelings
  • Social Themes
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Friendship
  • General
  • Fantasy

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